LIVING through the coronavirus pandemic has completely altered the way we live, with our movements reduced, gyms closed and food shortages in supermarkets. As a result of these changes, many of us have gained some extra pounds in the last few months, and the latest trend on TikTok has people embracing their curvier figures. TikTok users have been sharing photos of themselves at the beginning of 2020, contrasted with their larger frames in December. A woman posting under the username meazyc333 shared two contrasting selfies from the beginning and end of the year, the first of which showed her with a flat stomach and slim limbs. By December, she appears to have a wider waist, softer stomach and fuller limbs. She captioned the clip, “Anddddd… that’s okay,” and the post has received thousands of likes and comments.Alek Nieberlein shared his own 2020 transformation, showcasing the change in his body from muscular and defined to larger. He admitted he can no longer fit in the overalls he wore in the first clip as they are now too small. People have showered Alek with praise in the comments section, with one writing, “it’s a body that carried you through a pandemic so… Read full this story
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